Wild Bill Hickok and his deputy Jingles are camped by a river when a boy named Zip Grady sells them trout he has caught. Zip is searching for his missing father, and when his bad-tempered uncle Chet arrives with an Indian companion, the lawmen grow suspicious. Hickok reads a warning in a message from Blue Feather and begins to question the Grady family's dealings. Their questions lead them across the desert toward a county seat, where a lawyer is handling the late Pop Grady's will.
Characters: Wild Bill Hickok, Jingles, Zip Grady, Chet Grady, Blue Feather, Fisher, Mr. Lansing
The transcript of “The Mark Of A Killer”, an episode of Wild Bill Hickok from 1952. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.
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Cogs, the greatest name in cereals presents Wild Bill Hickoff! Hold on to your hats and get up along with Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickoff in his pal Jingle's, which is me, Andy Devine. We got another rootin' tootin' Wild Bill Hickoff adventure story for ya from the world's only talkin' cereal, Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
Kelloggs, Rice Krispies! This Krispies brings you Wild Bill Hickock, transcribed in Hollywood, and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Devine as his pal Jingle's. In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story of the mark of a killer.
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You'll want them every morning. When they were riding a trail, Jingles wasn't only deputy and saddle partner to United States Marshall Wildbill Hickock. He was also the chief cook. One night they were kept near a river, and the next morning, Jingle's decided to fill his faithful frying pan with some fresh fish.
But before Jingle's could catch his first trout, things began to happen which were to leave down a trail of gun smoke to... The mark of a killer! Why? You gotta land him before you cook him, Jingle.
Oh, that's a sinch! Watch now! Come to papa, you great big breakfast trout! Watch out, you don't slip and fall and jingle. No, no, sir, I wouldn't do that. Now you've done it. Some fishermen, why?
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Be with us, will you? Meanwhile, Andy, and I also hope you'll remember to get Kellogg's Rice Krispies. Right. It's the world's only talking serious. You bet it is. Andy and I think you'll all dry as Krispies are great.
So long. See ya Monday! Ha ha ha! The greatest name in cereals has brought you another exciting story of Wild Bill Hickock, starring Guy Madison and Andy Divine in person. Today's cast included Barney Phillips, Clayton Post, Paul McVay, and Johnny McGovern.
Our director is Paul Pierce, music by Dick O'Rans. This is a David Hire production transcribed in Hollywood. Don't forget to listen Monday, same time, same station, when Wild Bill Hickock battles his way through gun-smoke and treachery to solve the mystery of the wagon train jinx.
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